We’ve collected resources to answer questions that you might have about fair use, access to educational materials, and temporary changes to Copyright Office operations during the COVID-19 outbreak. authorsalliance.org/?p=8285

Last week from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

Authors Alliance responded to @LibnOfCongress request for input on next Register of Copyrights. Read why we suggest the next Register should prioritize improving ownership records, providing comprehensive access to records, and making fees affordable: authorsalliance.org/?p=8262 pic.twitter.com/J6KpxyaP0Z

About 2 weeks ago from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

Authors Alliance encourages the U.S. Copyright Office to promulgate a regulation to allow applicants to identify a work as having been first “published” online. Read more about our comment on the definition of publication in the online context: authorsalliance.org/?p=8243 pic.twitter.com/eLTGrzwjM2

About 3 weeks ago from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

New research from Yuvaraj & @rgibli identifies serious deficiencies in publishing agreements and in specific provisions for returning rights to authors. Read about their findings and why they recommend introducing baseline minimum protections for authors. authorsalliance.org/?p=8169 pic.twitter.com/hM29moF7cr

Last month from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

We couldn't make it to #AWP20, but we're still eager to get our resources in the hands of authors. Join Authors Alliance for FREE during #AWP2020 & we'll send you pdfs of our guides to publishing contracts, fair use & rights reversion. authorsalliance.org/join/ #AWPvirtualbookfair pic.twitter.com/X2dQUnGm7p

About a month ago from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck